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Jet B Memphis style - Memphis Black - 21-06-2017
Hi All
had a mix on this in new setup, not 100% happy with the vocals but hey let me know what ya think
Keep Rockin
Memphis
RE: Jet B Memphis style - Mixinthecloud - 21-06-2017
Can I ask how loud you listen when mixing?
RE: Jet B Memphis style - Memphis Black - 26-06-2017
(21-06-2017, 08:44 PM)Mixinthecloud Wrote: Can I ask how loud you listen when mixing?
Hi
I mix at middle to low volumes but at moment mostly on headphones while fixing up my room. I download ref tracks and some good tracks on here to check balances highs lows etc. I don't try and push the volume or squash it normally aim for min 10db of headroom
regards Memphis
RE: Jet B Memphis style - CJ Fuller - 17-07-2017
Well, it's great you were able to get Jon Bonham in to re-do the drums ;-)
But in all seriousness - there is a LOT of reverb on the drums compared to everything else, which sounds all pushed way up the front and compressed together, without much dynamic range.
Darn man, when you said "Memphis Style" I thought this was going to be a country music mix ;-)